Jeremy Clarkson. Elon Musk. James Dyson. When all three hate the Labour budget ... you know it hit the right mark.

me waving goodbye tomorrow when republicans take office and haul me away for saying "collar gap" for two years

Twat in a hat. #Farage #FarageIsAFanny

We are just ONE DAY AWAY from what will be the most important political event in the history of the Alpha Quadrant—but you have to GET OUT AND VOTE! Together, WE will MAKE ALPHA QUADRANT GREAT AGAIN!!!

Tomorrow. IWillVote.com

where’s my rent ? #SlumlordWilly

If Trump wins, Harris supporters must accept his victory peacefully and without rancor. And if Harris wins, Harris supporters must be understanding about Trump supporters’ violence and rioting.

“There's only two Americans in the top 20, and I'm one of them” Elon Musk is ranked 19th in the world on Diablo IV

I used to be like this. I didn’t know any LGBT people before publicly coming out, and then I suddenly got swamped by LGBT orgs and charities because of all the media attention, telling me what to say, who to support, what to do etc - which I resented. I didn’t want to be part of

.Elon Musk, who has 11 kids, has played so many hours of Diablo 4 in the last month that he is the 19th-ranked player in the world (as measured by time to beat the hardest dungeon, known as Pit 150). Would require dozens or hundreds of hours of grinding.

Looks like he's using seed 444

poll worker: excuse me, you can't wear political clothing into the booths me: actually, all clothing is political. 🧵

Elon Musk has suspended the "SwapYourVote" account. SwapYourVote links 1 swing state protest voter with 2 safe state Dems. This boosts Dem votes in purple states and leftist votes in blue states. Elon hates that, because vote swapping can stop a Trump win. Sign up today!

In 12 hours this will be the story of the day.

if the nyt workers are able to successfully prevent the needle from being published it will be one of the greatest achievements for organized labor since the invention of the weekend

Word of the day is ‘recrudescence’ (17th century): the return of something terrible after a time of reprieve.